For everyone — Command Reference
Commands and function summaries, grouped the same way as on the Settings page. For detailed behavior of each command, see Command Details.
- The Command Name column shows the name as it appears on Obsidian's own Hotkeys panel.
- Each command name links to that command's entry on the Command Details page.
- The Recommended Hotkey column shows the key assigned by the Apply recommended button or the Set button.
- On Windows, some of these overlap with Obsidian's own standard hotkeys. After applying, check the Displaced commands list to see what happened to the command that previously held that hotkey.
- On macOS, read
Ctrlascontrol. - "—" means no recommended hotkey is set. Click the Open → button to open Obsidian's own Hotkeys panel and assign a hotkey of your choice manually.
- Commands with "✓" in the Key Repeat column support key repeat.
Add cursor
These 2 commands are reimplemented to avoid the unstable behavior of Obsidian's standard "Add cursor above"/"Add cursor below" commands.
| Command Name | Recommended Hotkey (macOS) | Recommended Hotkey (Windows) | Function Summary | Key Repeat |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Add cursor above | option + ↑ | Alt + ↑ | Adds a multi-cursor on the line above the current cursor. | ✓ |
| Add cursor below | option + ↓ | Alt + ↓ | Adds a multi-cursor on the line below the current cursor. | ✓ |